What is another word for wolf bean?
Pronunciation: [wˈʊlf bˈiːn] (IPA) 
The wolf bean, also known as the hog peanut or groundnut, is a small, legume plant that has a close resemblance to a peanut. It is famous for its edible roots, which are full of protein and carbohydrates and were traditionally used as food by indigenous people in North America. This plant has several synonyms, including Indian peanut, georgia peanut, buffalo nut, wild bean, and earthnut. These names indicate the plant's historical significance as a food source and its close relationship with wild animals, particularly wolves and hogs. Whatever the name, the wolf bean or hog peanut has several benefits that make it a popular food item even today.
